Curators of the former company of Oad start five investigations

Curators of the former company of Oad are going to start with a few investigations. This decision is not weird with a bankruptcy with such magnitude. However, before the curators are going to start the investigations for real, there will be set up a data room. From this, the involved investigators can draw information efficient and unambiguous. The expectation is that this data room is operational in approximately three months. The curators note that the various investigations take some time and the settlement op the Oad-bankruptcy take a lot of time.

We are talking about five investigations: to the role of the principal banker, the Rabobank; to the legality/the scope of the securities of the Rabobank; to the action of the board and of the supervisors; to the failure of the software project and an investigation with regard to the administration. Looking at the amount of investigations and data that are available to the curators and the investigators, curators have decided to give the task to set up a digital data room beforehand to a third party. From this, curators and investigators can draw information during the investigation. The data room is going to be composed based on the physical and digital administration and based on the input of third parties.

That the amount of information is a lot, proves the fact that curators has secured the physical and digital administration by specialized companies the last months. It is about 22.000 items (orders/maps) in total. Besides that, the mail server with all mails of the past few years has been secured. The total volume of all of this amounts 60 terra bite. From these administrations, the relevant parts for the data room will be selected.

With this approach, curators want to prevent that several investigators will look for relevant information independent, whereby it is about (for a part) the same informative. An independent approach by and for every independent investigator is inefficient and will lead, because of that reason, to higher costs.